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Kill Dil gets a release in Pakistan

The Central Censor Board in Pakistan has passed Yash Raj Films’ Kill Dil to be exhibited in cinemas across Lahore in Pakistan from November 14

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The Central Censor Board in Pakistan has passed Yash Raj Films’ Kill Dil to be exhibited in cinemas across Lahore in Pakistan from November 14.
The Shaad Ali-directed romantic action drama stars Govinda, Parineeti Chopra, Ranveer Singh and Pakistani actor-singer Ali Zafar. “The Censor Board members after censoring some scenes of Kill Dil have passed it unanimously,” a board member said.

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